Throughout the rugged terrain of New Hampshire’s White Mountains, you’ll find one ski resort after another offering a summer full of adventures. These popular winter destinations, such as Waterville Valley Ski Resort, offer a wide range of summer activities, including some of the best New Hampshire mountain biking trails, excellent hikes, and more. The trails at Waterville Valley Ski Resort are lift-served, giving you easy access to more than 50 incredible miles of adventure.
There’s a lot of variety in the mountain biking trails at Waterville Valley Ski Resort, including an exhilarating blend of challenging descents, flowy berms, and technical features that make it a must-ride destination for mountain bike enthusiasts. Whether you’re a seasoned rider or trying out a rental bike for the first time, the atmosphere is welcoming, the terrain is legendary, and the energy is always high. Of course, mountain biking is just one of many things to do in the White Mountains.
There are more activities at Waterville Valley for you to enjoy, including hiking, disc golf, and more. Franconia Notch State Park is minutes away from our Bed and Breakfast and packed with hiking trails, scenic vistas, waterfalls, and attractions like the Flume Gorge and Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway. You can paddle on Echo Lake, drive the Kancamagus Highway, chase covered bridges, or simply breathe in the crisp mountain air. This part of New Hampshire is ideal for travelers who want to be outside and active, then come back to recharge in a place that feels like a true getaway.
That’s where the Sugar Hill Inn comes in. This is not just any Bed and Breakfast; it’s the best in the White Mountains. After a day on the Waterville Valley trails or exploring the region, return to luxurious guest rooms, a great meal at our on-site restaurant, and personalized service that makes you feel completely at ease. Add in a massage treatment and a glass of wine on the porch, and you’ve got the perfect balance of thrill and relaxation. For bikers, hikers, and anyone craving a mountain escape with a touch of indulgence, our White Mountains Bed and Breakfast is the place to stay. Book your trip today!

Bike at Waterville Valley Ski Resort
One of the best parts about staying at our White Mountains Bed and Breakfast is how close you are to so many fantastic activities. Franconia Notch is less than ten minutes from our Inn, and the thrilling trails at Waterville Valley Ski Resort are just 45 minutes away, nestled in the foothills of the White Mountains. Every summer, the Waterville Valley Ski Resort transforms into one of the most scenic spots for mountain biking in New Hampshire.
Located in the southern White Mountains, Waterville Valley offers a laid-back yet adventure-packed experience, especially for riders who want to explore mountain bike trails with gorgeous alpine backdrops. The resort features a lift-access mountain bike park along the Snow’s Mountain Chairlift, giving you easy access to over 50 miles of trails that range from flowy greens to steep and technical black-diamond descents. It’s a smaller bike park than Highland Bike Park, about an hour away from our Inn, but that’s part of its charm.
Waterville Valley’s mountain bike park features a diverse range of terrain, catering to riders of all skill levels, from beginners to experts seeking a challenge. Ask the staff at the Waterville Valley Adventure Center for their trail recommendations, and then get ready for a fantastic trip up and down the mountain. The trails are well-maintained, and the mountain is less crowded than other mountain bike parks in the region, giving riders more space and time to enjoy the ride. Bike rentals and gear are available onsite, and if you’re not up for the downhill side of things, there’s also a growing network of cross-country trails around the resort area.
Beyond biking, Waterville Valley turns into a summer adventure hub with something for everyone. The town square is buzzing with family-friendly events, boat rentals for Corcoran Pond, and a lineup of live music and farmers markets throughout the season. You can go hiking on the nearby Welch and Dickey Loop Trail, play a round of disc golf, or go for a scenic chairlift ride. You can rent all the equipment necessary from their adventure center. Whether you’re in it for downhill mountain biking, mellow cross-country loops, or just soaking up the White Mountain views in the sunshine, Waterville Valley Ski Resort has everything you need for a summer day well spent.

The Best Bed and Breakfast in the White Mountains
After an adrenaline-packed day riding at Waterville Valley Ski Resort or tackling the rugged mountain bike trails scattered throughout the White Mountains, there’s nothing better than retreating to a place that offers comfort, great food, and a bit of luxury. That’s exactly what you’ll find at our White Mountains Bed and Breakfast. Tucked into the western edge of the White Mountains in the charming village of Sugar Hill, this bed and breakfast is a favorite for travelers who want a peaceful place to recharge after their outdoor adventures.
Whether you’re covered in trail dust or cruising back from a scenic drive, the inn offers the kind of experience that rounds out your trip in all the right ways. Start the evening with a glass of wine, beer, or a freshly crafted cocktail on the porch, overlooking the dramatic mountain scenery that surrounds us, then sit down to an unforgettable meal at the inn’s on-site restaurant. The chef-driven, seasonal menu rivals anything you’ll find in bigger cities and is the perfect reward after a day of downhill mountain biking or exploring Franconia Notch State Park.
Many guests choose to schedule a massage during their stay, which feels especially rewarding after hours on the bike. In short, we offer everything you need to enjoy your mountain getaway in New Hampshire, and we’re the perfect base camp for all your adventures. Pair epic trail rides with restful nights, and you’ve got the kind of New Hampshire getaway that leaves you planning your next trip before the first one’s even over. Book your stay today!